Bitget Tackles Crypto Scams with 2nd Anti-Scam Month
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Leading crypto exchange Bitget has officially launched the second year of its Anti-Scam Month campaign, a global initiative to raise awareness about the escalating threat of crypto fraud.
According to recent reports, crypto-related scams resulted in losses exceeding $9.9 billion in 2024 alone; that figure marks a troubling 24% annual increase since 2020. This alarming trend is fueled by increasingly sophisticated scams leveraging AI-generated deception and advanced social engineering techniques.
Under the theme “Smarter Eyes, Stronger Shields,” Bitget’s campaign flips the narrative from fear to empowerment. The initiative features an interactive Anti-Scam Hub microsite, gamified educational content, and the “Smarter Eyes Challenge” mini game.
The campaign includes a multi-part Security Blog Series and a social media movement called “PFP Smarter Glasses” to foster vigilance within the crypto community.
Bitget is collaborating with a network of renowned cybersecurity experts such as GoPlus, SlowMist, OneKey, BlockSec, and Security Alliance to amplify its message and develop stronger protective measures.
Strategic partnerships with Web3 platforms like Bitget Wallet, Morph, and Tapswap further strengthen the campaign. These efforts ensure security education and protective tools reach across wallets, decentralized apps, and social platforms.
“Scams may adapt, but so will we,” said Gracy Chen, CEO of Bitget. “Anti-Scam Month aligns with our belief that protecting users isn’t just a technical mandate. It’s a shared mission.”
Bitget plans to publish its 2025 Anti-Scam Report in collaboration with SlowMist and Elliptic. The report will provide data-driven insights into emerging fraud tactics and how the company’s systems are evolving to counter them.
Since launching the first Anti-Scam Month in 2024, Bitget has been dedicated to cultivating a culture of security awareness across the crypto ecosystem. With crypto adoption accelerating worldwide, Bitget’s initiative highlights the critical need for platforms and users to stay informed and vigilant in the “dark forest” of Web3.
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